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Mercedes-Benz gives a look at an electric van that’s among the models broadening its battery-powered range over the next yearhttps://trib.al/q7aFEKR 

Buildings, transport, energy and waste management have the most potential to reduce emissions. But cities aren't investing in themhttps://trib.al/OFVkGrN 

The ride-hailing giants are lagging behind low levels of electric vehicle use in the U.S. Can they hope to meet aggressive climate goals?https://trib.al/MvFYJgg 

JPMorgan, the biggest funder of fossil-fuel companies globally, is pledging a 35% reduction in what it calls "operational carbon intensity" for its oil and gas portfolio by the end of this decadehttps://trib.al/OjyKMSJ 

Plug Power plans to open a hydrogen-production plant powered by the wind near Fort Worth, Texashttps://trib.al/UQqczcF 

Chancellor Angela Merkel urged EU partners to match Germany’s more ambitious path to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, and said wealthier nations must increase their contribution to funding global efforts to tackle climate changehttps://trib.al/moSBTIo 

The world’s biggest commodity traders are piling back into trading voluntary and regulated carbon offsets as pollution prices rise and investors focus on a shift to greener fuelshttps://trib.al/wF9qS93 

Blackouts are threatening the entire U.S. West this summer, with 11 states short on powerhttps://trib.al/43kDoFT 

Volunteer cicada trackers are preparing to become part of one of the oldest citizen science efforts in the U.S. as Brood X emerges across several states. (via @citylab)https://trib.al/gbOFFLI 

Some 76 new climate-focused funds were introduced in 2020, bringing the worldwide total to about 400 offeringshttps://trib.al/0ZpUjhm 

Europe is seeking a faster roll-out of innovative projects that will help the region’s fight against climate change and accelerate the digital transformationhttps://trib.al/D5fk9XA 

Beef could be the new coal, shunned by elite tastemakers over rising temperatures and squeezed by increasingly cheap alternativeshttps://trib.al/CD2vIrP 

It’s easy to see why infrastructure spending would cut emissions, while creating jobs. Carbon taxes seem to do the same, writes columnist @GernotWagnerhttps://trib.al/YvwZvi6 

Architects around the world are reversing a century of trying to insulate workers from nature and instead trying to adapt structures to the natural surroundingshttps://trib.al/cvruUua 

Authorities have warned a proposed Australian coal mine would threaten coral communities in the Great Barrier Reefhttps://trib.al/NLiD2oz 

Germany's target of eliminating emissions by 2045 is the shortest timeline among major economies. And it's achievable, according to one studyhttps://trib.al/BsDQe66 

The polar blast in Texas earlier this year revealed a dirty secret in the most prolific U.S. oil fieldhttps://trib.al/dwNMhTY 

An executive at shale gas explorer CNX criticized the long-term pledges to reduce emissions that have slowly gained traction in the industry, saying they lack detail and accountabilityhttps://trib.al/9OG0ruW 

New research delivers a sobering conclusions to coastal communitieshttps://trib.al/8Mi5mAU 

1.5 billion people live in cities that are at high risk from pollution, water shortages, extreme heat and natural hazards.https://trib.al/tm3gALt